Ext3 users - Jul 2001 - ext3 2.4.6-0.9.0 and vfat problem

Today I converted my existing ext2 root partition to ext3. Since then
my windows partion is not accessible in linux anymore. The mount
command "mount /mnt/win" itself doesn't give any errors, but when
I list
the contents of windows partition ("ls /mnt/win"), I get the error
"ls: /mnt/win: Not a directory". chdir also reports the same error.
When I reboot the machine so that the root partition is mounted as ext2 and 
not ext3, everything works fine though. I am using kernel 2.4.6 with
ext3 0.9.0. If you need any more information, let me know.
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Hi,

On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 10:03:49AM -0000, Giridhar Pemmasani
wrote:
> Today I converted my existing ext2 root partition to ext3. Since then
> my windows partion is not accessible in linux anymore. The mount
> command "mount /mnt/win" itself doesn't give any errors, but
when I list
> the contents of windows partition ("ls /mnt/win"), I get the
error
> "ls: /mnt/win: Not a directory". chdir also reports the same
error.
If you "ls -l /mnt/", what do you get?  What does "cat
/proc/mounts"
show?

Thanks,
 Stephen